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Sep 16, 2024
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  1. PC Gamer

    'Art and science and procreation, that's about all life is good for:' Two former freeware developers are still trying to keep it weird in an era when companies 'sell games to people in 5-second clips'

    Talha & Jack Co⁠—the indie dev duo Jack King-Spooner and Talha Kaya⁠—are on to something special. The pair is currently working on Abide , their third game in as many years , yet nothing they make has any of that insubstantial, game jam feel you might expect from a quick turn

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    ABIDE Kickstarter Needs Your Support!

    We are right at the mid-point of our Kickstarter. We need your help to get it to the finish line and work on yet another passion project! There is great Kickstarter updates and videos you can check out while you're there. Please back, share with your friends, tell your friends to

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    Performance improvements

    We have just released a patch that includes some performance improvements. Should enable some of you to have a smoother experience. Thanks for playing! - Talha

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    Update: New Combat Items in Shop

    I've been working on lots of fixes and improvements for Judero. New items in shop: Customize your combat with new items that enable critical damage, elemental damage, more knock back on hits, absorb hits, and more! This should address players who had the issue of having too much

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    Mashina on Kickstarter

    Our new game Mashina is live on Kickstarter! It’s a digging and mining game with cute stop-motion robots. We would love your support spreading it and supporting the campaign.

  8. PCGamesN

    This unique medieval hack and slash game is secretly 2024's best RPG

    There's no shortage of fantasy RPGs, but ones that were made using stop-motion animation, set amid Scottish mythology? That's a pretty specific cross-section not many have explored. Judero does just that with aplomb, setting you off to hack'n'slash your way through ancient Scotla

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    v1.007

    King of Beasts now has a stagger meter, and is now very slightly easier to stun. Option to turn off screenshakes for accessibility

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    v1.006

    - Video format changed for better compatibility - Water sprays have instructions now to avoid confusion - Fixed issue regarding sounds getting clipped halfway through - Fixes for Area 2 collision problems

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    v1.005

    - Bestiary book fix that didn't show one of the pages you collected - End-game: if you load your last save the game starts you from near the fast travel

  13. PC Gamer

    Judero review

    Strangeness and eccentricity can often feel like an affectation, so I cherish it when a game is genuinely one-of-a-kind. Judero could have only been made by Talha Kaya and Jack King-Spooner, two independent developers who crafted a vision of the Scottish Borders entirely out of a

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    v1.004

    - Some optimizations for loading and performance (hopefully will fix some of the crashes people are experiencing) - Steam Deck improvements for picking the right texture quality and video codec - Remove some annoying fish near the Isle of Death - Some out of bounds fixes for area

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    v1.002

    - Fix some collision problems in area2 - A fix for the coin challenge in area4 - Few text problems in credits and one of the interior scenes

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    V1.001

    - Fix a save file corruption issue for some players who have played an older version of the demo before.

  17. PC Gamer

    There are weird games, and then there's Judero: a delectably Scottish adventure made out of action figures and Harryhausenesque claymation where you fight faeries, lizards, and Englishmen

    I already dug the demo for Judero , a new action adventure game from developer duo Talah Kaya and Jack King-Spooner, but the full game is managing to surpass my expectations: Judero is weird , and it is well-worth your time... Read more.

  18. PCGamesN

    Take on Scottish folklore in haunting Steam indie game, playable now

    Judero is one of the most immediately disarming games I've played. Take exploration and combat that's reminiscent of classic The Legend of Zelda, via modern games such as Tunic, Death's Door, and even Elden Ring. Then mix in the disconcerting horror stylings seen in the likes of

  19. PC Gamer

    I had my weekend turned on its head by this stop motion-animated pagan fever dream of a game

    Judero left an immediate impression on me⁠—its stop motion animation is the first thing that hit me, beautifully recalling the work of Ray Harryhausen or Phil Tippett. As the developers themselves put it, "For us, this art style invokes something nostalgic; in part comical but pe

  20. Rock, Paper, Shotgun

    Jack King-Spooner's next handcrafted game has a teaser demo out

    You can check out the next game from Beeswing and Dujanah developer Jack King-Spooner with a swish demo launched alongside a crowdfunding campaign. Judero is its name, and a surprisingly action-heavy adventure through the Scottish Borders is its game. Expect folklore, witches, jo